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Two litres of water are poured into an empty rectangular tank of length 25cm and width 20cm.
The water completely fills the tank, without it overflowing.
calculate the depth of the tank
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1 litre = 1000 cm³
thus, 2 litre = 2000cm³
volume = lbh
2000cm³ = 25 x 20 x h
2000cm³ = 500 x h
Thus, h = 4 cm.
Thus, the depth of tank is 4 cm
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1000 cubic cm = 1 liter
V=WHL
2000 cubic cm=W(20)(25)
2000 cubic cm=W(500)
2000/500 = 4
depth = 4cm
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